East Leaders Debate New Tactics for Shrine Game
San Francisco dispatch reports behind the scenes talk as East coaches plan to guard Harmon and test the West strategy to stop him. The East eyes Red Hahnnenstein or Dave Allerdice for left halfback while Harmon leads a backfield with Reagan Kracum and Evashkevsky in the East-West game setup.
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San Francisco
Mestean
Harmon
Jack Mulkey
Anamerica
Yresno State Collcge
Stu Harmon
Wes
Mulker
Honolulu
Andy Kerr
Bernie Bierman
Red” Hahnenstein
Northwestern
Dave Allerdice
Princeton Ihe
Michigan
Heaviess
Francis Navier Reagan
Pennsylvania
George Kracum
Pittsburgh
Forest Evashevski
Paul Christman
Missouri
Dean McAdams
Washington
Jim Nisselburs
Oregon State
Elmerele de Aee Aan
Volunteers Favored In Sugar Bowl
Sugar Bowl in New Orleans on December 30 lists Tennessee as 8-5 favorite to beat Boston College New Year’s Day. A crowd above 50,000 sees sun and clear skies promising a fast field, with both teams reported in good shape and not training hard.
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New Orleans
Tennessee
Boston College
Fordham Injury Dim Odds in Cotton Bowl Fight
Dallas Dec 30 UP The Cotton Bowl prospects for Fordham over Texas A and M declined after backup quarterback Claude Pieculewicz bruised ribs in a riding accident. Jimmy Hearn could relieve Jim Noble if needed as Fordham tunes its defense against the T formation before traveling to Dallas.
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Tex
Fordham
Texas A & AL
Claude Pieculewicz
Pieculewicz
Vince Dennervy
Jim Lansing
Steve Hudacek
Jim Crowley
Jimmy Hearn
Jim Noble
Aggies
College Station
Stanford Indians Hope Rain Holds Back Huskers Threat
In Pasadena Southern California faces possible rain ahead of the Rose Bowl game. Stanford's chances against Nebraska depend on weather conditions through the next 24 hours as forecasters predict likely showers.
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Pasadena
Cal
California
Rose Bowl
Stanford
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Tight NHL Race Grows Narrower After Key U.S. Games
The NHL standings tighten as Detroit beats Chicago 2 1 and New York Rangers defeat Toronto 3 2 leaving seven games and 11 points between first and last with over a third of the season played. A weekend melee in Toronto and a MSG confrontation trigger fines and further on-ice tensions.
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Associated Press
National Hockey League
Detroit Redwings
Chicago
New York Rangers
Toronto
Redwings
Maple Leafs
Leafs
Ranger
Frank Boucher
Rangers
Bill Stewart
Donny Smythe
New York
Stewart
Smythe
Capt
Art Coulter
Madison Square Garden
Mickey Jon
Phil Watson
Wally Stanowski
Harvard Coach Harlow Praises Team And Playful Tales
The narrative highlights Harvard football coach Harlow praising his squad and recalling a vivid injury tale. It reports on potential coaching changes discussed for Purdue and Ohio State, mentions Eahy and McLaughry, and notes concerns among metropolitan officials about state takeover of high school game registrations.
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Harlow
Harvard
America
Syracuse
State High School Athletic Association
Sun Bowl battle: Lackey to start for Arizona State vs Western Reserve
Paso, Texas, December 30 Regular end Bob Lackey of the Arizona State team, still troubled by a throat ailment, is scheduled to start against Western Reserve in the Sun Bowl on New Year’s Day. He missed yesterday’s morning session due to a stiff signal practice.
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Paso
Tex
Bob Lackey
Arizona State
Western Reserve
Lackey
All Eastern soccer team names Syracuse goalie among selections
Nine colleges supplied players to the 1940 All Eastern collegiate soccer team chosen by college coaches for the AP. Walter Hosterman of Penn State was top vote getter at tight halfback, with John Guckeyson of Army noted for his center halfback play.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Penn State
Princeton
Yale
Tom Taylor
Navy
Bil Jeffrey
John Brock
Springfield
Walter Leemann
James Reed
Arthur Horrocks
Syracuse
Walter Nathan
Western Maryland
William Leaness
Temple
Robert Dunn
Swarthmore
Walter Hosterman
John Guckeyson
Army
Maryland
Military Academy
West Point
Tengene
Gerald Manhold
Robert Ewing
Joseph Reedy
W. Hosterman
W. Partridge
Pennsylvania
John Delaplaine
Edwin Loveric
Gordon Gray
Woodrow King
Ward Chamberlin
Frank Halpin
H. Montgomery
Navyobert
D. Megrall
Charles Carton
Edward Robie
Richard Plumer
Princeton Center For War
George Stillson
Howard Mizzell
Gettysburg
Donald Durain
Aaron
Adams
Dietz
Laskaris
Ochs
Cornell
Fozorek
Loyola
Ackroyd
Lafayette
Ford
Huster
Ives
Harvard
Mondorf
Muhlenberg
Roberts
Haverford
Stevens
Cope
Davis
Bucknell
DeWalt
Edgar
Evans
Kozlowski
Myerson
Reimondy
Lehigh
Slonaker
Rhumsdottel
Azul
Cheyney
Flaccus
Galinda
Kauffman
Kelly
Meier
Hamilton
F. Mizzell
Ossborn
Pesle
Robinson
Colonels and Eagles Push Harlots in AHL Runaway Race
The Cleveland Barons crushed the Indianapolis Capitals 5 0 as New Haven Eagles extended their win streak to seven with a 3 1 victory over Shinefield Indians. Providence beat Pittsburgh Hornets 4 3 while Hershey Bears lost 5 4 to Buffalo Bisons in a busy AHL Sunday. Gus Mancus scored twice for the Eagles, Moe Roberts starred in goal, and Tony Hemmerling netted a hat trick for Buffalo shares.
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Associated Press
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New Haven Eagles
New Haven
Shinefield Indians
Barons
Indianapolis Capitals
Hershey Bears
Buffalo Bisons
Providence
Pittsburgh Tlornets
Pittsburgh
Rhode Island Reds
Hornets
Red McIntee
Nets
Harvey Teno
Gus Mancus
Eagles
Cleveland
Moe Roberts
Indianapolis
Les Cunningham
Hershey
Buffalo
Bisons
Tony Hemmerling
Miss Betz Is Title Bidder For Tennis Crown
Ten tennis observers weigh who will succeed Alice Marble as queen of the courts. Pauline Betz, Helen Hull Jacobs, and Betz are named top contenders as Marble is ranked No. 1 by the USLTA, with Jacobs and Betz following. Among men, Don McNeill leads, with Bobby Riggs dropping to No. 2 and Badeneark Kovacs and Joe Hunt ranked third and fourth.
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New York
Alice Marble
Miss Marble
Helen Hull Jacobs
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Miss Jacobs
Miss Betz
Dorothy May Bundy
Gracyn Wheeler Kelleher
Santa Monica
Calif
Sarah
Oakland
Joe Hunt
Naval Academy
Cubs hire Hart to manage on 30000 year contract
Report notes Gabby Hartnett signed a one year contract to manage the Chicago Cubs at a reported 30000 dollars. Bulky past awards include Sullivan Memorial Trophy given in 1937 to Don Budge for outstanding contribution to sports. Glenn Cunningham set race pace in 4 16 at the first Sugar Bowl meet five years earlier.
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Associated Press Today
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Sullivan Memorial
Don Budge
Glenn Cunningham
Riggs Seeks Sugar Bowl Title In Comeback Bid
Bobby Riggs starts his comeback by facing Gardnar Mulloy in the Sugar Bowl final, aiming to regain the world top ranking. Mulloy upset Frankie Ko yvaecs 6-2 6-3 as Riggs and Sabin team up in doubles with Ted Schroeder and Frank Kramer. Colgate defends intercollegiate hockey title at Lake Placid by beating Williams 3-1 to retain the Samuel Packer trophy.
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Williams
Lake
New Orleans
Bobby Riggs
Coral Gables
Fla
Chicago
Mulloy
Gardnar
Frankie Koyvaecs
Oakland
Calif
Ted Schroeder
Glendale
Frank Kramer
East Los Angeles
Riggs
Sabin
Lake Placid
Colgate
Hamilton
Howard Starr
Red Raiders
Samuel Packer
Tracy
Kip Wells
Conant
Warren Anderson
Kip
Colgate vs Wells hockey game details 1955
In 1955 Colgate faced Wells with Holmes sparing Colgate and a list of players including Twichell Williams and Tracy. First period scoring saw Tracy and Wells for Colgate with 2:15 on the clock and 17:31 for Williams. Second period scoring adds Anderson for Colgate at 12:35 with penalties to Twichell and Courtier. Third period scoring credits H Wells for Colgate and game context follows.
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Baker’s Bay
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Hannock
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Rice A. Hyde Crocker Wells
iTracy
Williams
Conant
Coler
Holmes
Rice
Twichell
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Jerson
Taylor
jCourtier
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